Change default offset for superscripting

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Jeff - 08 Jan 2007 22:57 GMT

My Powerpoint 2003 in WinXP has its superscript with a default offset
of 30%. Is there a way I could change this default rather than changing
it each time?

Thanks,
Jeff

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Luc - 09 Jan 2007 07:09 GMT

Jeff,
As far as I know this is a setting you cannot alter.
Let's hope that someone says otherwise.

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> My Powerpoint 2003 in WinXP has its superscript with a default offset
> of 30%. Is there a way I could change this default rather than changing
> it each time?
>
> Thanks,
> Jeff

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John Wilson - 09 Jan 2007 08:06 GMT

Hi Jeff

Pretty sure Luc is right and this is hard coded. If you are adding a lot of
superscripts to a presentation (eg formulas) you can leave them till the end,
get one correct, then double click the format painter icon and paint over any
text to be superscripted. This is pretty quick, maybe faster that going to
format font with the correct default!

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> My Powerpoint 2003 in WinXP has its superscript with a default offset
> of 30%. Is there a way I could change this default rather than changing
> it each time?
>
> Thanks,
> Jeff

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